Brexit betrayal laid bare as supertrawlers hammer UK waters for 7,380 hours a year
The majority of vessels in the UK's Marine Protected Areas were foreign-flagged, selling most of their catch overseas.
Guernsey finally corrects misleading passport rules, four years after Brexit
Guernsey finally corrects misleading passport rules, four years after Brexit - Exclusive: Guernsey and Jersey have both ...
Rio investor warns it faces a Brexit moment with London-listing vote
WaveStone Capital has almost $10 billion in assets under management and says a push to end the mining giant’s primary UK ...
New boss spends £350k turning Wetherspoons into perfect pub for Brexit haters
A pub owner has spent £350,000 transforming a Wetherspoons into an ode to Europe. An apparent jibe to vote-leave Wetherspoon ...
Confusing Brexit travel red tape questions answered by Simon Calder
Isn’t Brexit brilliant? After the democratic vote to leave the European Union, the UK successfully negotiated for British ...
Brexit Watch: MPs Vote On Triggering Brexit Negotiations
How Would the Great Literary and Artistic Figures Have Voted? Brexit Watch: Public Health After Brexit Brexit Watch: The Uncertain Future for EU Citizens in the UK Brexit Watch: From Brexit to Nexit?
Starmer's Brexit reset could force UK to lift two major bans
Animal welfare experts and charities fear that Keir Starmer's Brexit reset could have a severe impact on high animal welfare ...
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Supertrawlers spent more than 7,300 hours fishing in UK MPA’s since Brexit
Greenpeace investigation finds vast scale of supertrawler activity in UK marine-protected waters between 2020 and 2025 ...
Brexit Watch: What Happens After Supreme Court Ruling
How Would the Great Literary and Artistic Figures Have Voted? Brexit Watch: Public Health After Brexit Brexit Watch: The Uncertain Future for EU Citizens in the UK Brexit Watch: From Brexit to Nexit?
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Cheese, olives and foie gras: How a softer Brexit could change your food shop
Experts predict a new EU deal will bring wider choice for British consumers. But it could also mean UK U-turns on animal ...